Not every email you receive deserves your attention, especially not ones trying to scam you.
I come from a financial background, being a CPA.
While it looked like a completely normal email, it subsequently emerged that the email was fake.
It looked real, it came from the CEOs real email address, but it was fake.
I realized this was a massive global problem and decided to create a solution that will prevent it.
The naked eye cannot tell the difference between a real, genuine email, and a fake one.
And its really easy to fake sophisticated emails.
Our company,Retruster, immediately tells you if emails are genuine or not.
Furthermore, with Retruster in place, you limit your exposure to threats like malware and ransomware.
What’s unique about Retruster?
Within 3-4 clicks you are all setup and protected.
A lot of security solutions today are very complex to understand.
With Retruster, you do not need an IT expert to assist you.
You do it yourself once, and your entire company is immediately protected.
Email fraud affects everyone in the company.
The positive aspect is that we are at the forefront of technological advancements.
Our approach leverages Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence to understand the working habits of each member of your team.
How does email fraud take place?
In reality, those kinds of emails will normally go to your spam folder without you even seeing them.
What we’re interested in is fraudulent cases where things aren’t as black and white.
Let’s talk aboutsupplier fraudas another example.
Then there isData leakage, where it’s not money leaving the organization, but information.
Someone emails a law firm or accounting firm, asking them to send the latest contract or financial statements.
That’s secret information now leaving the company in an unauthorized way.
With the naked eye, you wouldnt be able to tell it is fake.
Finally there’sransomware,where fake email is the preferred method of delivery.
All of these threats can be stopped with Retruster.
What are your thoughts for the future?
Compromised online communication is a hot topic these days.
We’re not just talking about communication between two humans, but also communication between things.
Technology sometimes runs ahead of security.
New devices and new ways to communicate are being created, but security has not yet caught up.
Infrastructure, for example, is vulnerable.
A couple of years ago, the Iranians hacked a New York dam, almost causing catastrophic consequences.
This might well be the new frontier of global terrorism.
Many organizations sorely need protection against these threats, particularly as our world continues to move online.
When it comes to autonomous vehicles, within a few years it’ll be our day-to-day reality.
That’s another area we’re watching very closely.
Protecting yourself is often something that people only realize is needed after something bad happens.
I encourage readers to be proactive and confirm they are protecting themselves and their organizations.
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